Sentence examples for charged vision from inspiring English sources

Clearly, after eight years of Mr. Giuliani, who micromanaged the city with an ideologically charged vision for how to transform public policy, Mr. Bloomberg has altered the role that key subordinates play in government.

More than 1,300 employees headed out the door as chief executive Highfield, formerly of Microsoft and the BBC's ex-technology director, implemented his digitally charged vision at the 245-year-old publisher.

Decades before photoshop, armed with little more than his own surrealist, sexually charged vision and a steady hand, Goude created astonishing images of Jones with the primitive technology available at the time – not much more than scalpels, glue and multiple contact sheets.

Mr. Shepard's metaphorically charged vision of the divided American spirit doesn't translate easily into the movies because language matters so much less in film than it does on the stage, and Mr. Shepard's writing is all about the raw American vernacular and its looming, shadowy resonances.

In foreign affairs, Carter received accolades for championing international human rights, though his critics charged that his vision of the world was naive.

Kou was awarded Zhang Ling's old title of tianshi ("celestial master") and was charged in the vision with eliminating excesses in Daoist rituals.

In the story's final sequence Laura dreams that the suicide returns to punish her act of betrayal, each strand of the story combining in a charged and horrific vision.

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Although the acting is uneven (Ms. Diaz is disappointing as a tough team owner), and the final scenes are shamelessly "Rocky" -ish, the movie delivers a credible, action-charged vision of the frenzied world of professional sports as a metaphor for the volatility of American culture (Stepehn Holden).

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced yesterday the creation of the South Bronx Initiative, a group with officials from seven city agencies charged with "articulating a vision for the future of the South Bronx" and making plans to realize that vision.

Mr. Anreus said the exhibition reflected "great technical skill charged with authentic artistic vision".